Bike Road Racing UK and Ireland

The 2017 season of superbike racing in the U.K. begins with the Bob Smith Spring Cup on the Oliver's Mount Circuit in Scarborough, England. Watch as veterans and newcomers alike compete on this historic circuit, the only street circuit in England.

In the second of two programs from the bike road-racing season opening Spring Cup, watch the daredevils of the Junior Race B, Super Lightweight, F2 Sidecars, and Solo Open Classes reach speeds of 150 mph on the Oliver's Mount Circuit.

There is plenty of excitement in store for Northern Ireland as the summer of motorcycle racing kicks off with the Cookstown 100. In the first of two programs from the Orritor Circuit, watch riders in the Royal Hotel Open, Bill Eastwood Contracts Moto3, Junior Support, R&M Greenkeeper/Drew Stewart Junior Support, and Mid Ulster Council Supersport Races.

In Show 2 of 2 from the Cookstown 100, feast your eyes on some of the craziest superbike riders in the world as they defy death to reach the checkered flag in the Mid Ulster District Council Supersport, Hayes Fuels Supertwin, JMB Coaches Lightweight Supersport, and KDM Hire races!

Travel to Northern Ireland for one of the fastest motorcycle races in the world, the North West 200. In the first of three programs, watch as the fearless riders in the HEL Performance Supersport, Bayview Hotel Superstock, and Vauxhall Supertwin races reach speeds of almost 200 mph on The Triangle: an 8.970-mile road course connecting the towns of Portstewart, Coleraine, and Portrush.

The 15-race, 2017 North West 200 series continues with the Betmclean Supersport, Anchor Complex Superbike, and John M Paterson Supertwin races from The Triangle in Causeway Coast and Glens, Northern Ireland. This dangerous, high-speed road course has claimed the lives of many riders over the years. Hopefully, none of the races this year end in tragedy.

Another year is in the record books! In the final program from the 2017 North West 200, watch riders in the CP Hire Superstock and Vauxhall NW200 Superbike races fight for the top spot on the podium in order to secure their place in history as one of the fastest motorcycle racers in the world.

After April’s Spring Cup, it's time for more superbike racing on the Oliver's Mount circuit in Scarborough, England. For the first time in years, the sun is shining and the course is dry, giving the fastest superbike riders in the world the opportunity to achieve some amazing lap times on this 2.41-mile road course.

The fastest, most extreme form of motorcycle road racing anywhere continues on the Billown Circuit. Summer has arrived on the Isle of Man, and weather conditions are perfect for the riders in the Senior, 250/650cc, 600cc, and Sidecar Races to put up some record-shattering times.

The racing continues in the 2017 Southern 100 championship on the Isle of Man with Show 2 of 2 from the Billown Circuit in Castletown. All the top riders from the UK, such as Dan Keen, James Cowton, Joe Thompson, and Dean Harrison are on hand to show the world what they can do on this high-speed, 4.25-mile road course in the 600cc, Senior, Sidecar Championship, and Solo Championship races.

Get ready for the 2017 Barry Sheene Festival, a collection of motorcycle road-racing events set at the Oliver's Mount Circuit in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England. The competition will be fierce as a huge grid of fearless riders in the Junior 600cc, Lightweight, Ultra & Super Lightweight, Sidecars, Senior & Junior Classic, and Solo Open Races give it all they have in pursuit of glory.

Welcome to Northern Ireland, where the insane superbike action of the Ulster Grand Prix is about to get underway on the Dundrod Circuit in County Antrim. Drivers have been racing on these public roads for almost 100 years, and this year you can see highlights from the Superstock, Supersport, Lightweight, Ultralightweight, and Superbike Class races in the first of two shows.

The two-wheel competition continues from the Ulster Grand Prix with Supersport, Supertwin, and Superbike races on the Dundrod Circuit in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. T